From our trip last October to Jackson. We spent most days hiking but one day was too bitterly cold for that so we did other things including visiting the fabulous National Museum of Wildlife Art overlooking the Elk Refuge. Filled with great art, most of in the warm building but I loved these pieces out on a patio overlooking the valley. There are no bad views in Jackson Hole.
Come join us at Skywatch Friday
In the size of world I never been to Jackson hole. I heard it was beautiful
Very surreal. When I first looked at this, I wondered if you had applied some filter to the trees to make them look like that. Then I read the caption. I like the contrast of the art against the divine backdrop of Mother Nature’s creation! I hope you are enjoying the Advent season!
Beautiful sky. Beautiful display of art.
The art is nice, but the view and the sky is the real art! Happy holidays to you and your family!!
Interesting sculpture
interesting art.
Beautiful art . Have a great weekend!
Nice outdoor art. Many, many years since I’ve been in that area. I’m sure a lot has changed.
Those arty pieces complement that wild and wonderful sky!
Unique and creative sky shot ^_^
Happy Moments to You,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
Pretty. I’ve been to Jackson Hole several times, but have never been here.
A fabulous photo from one of my favorite parts of the US. In fact, we were just saying yesterday how we would to go back. Enjoy your weekend 🙂
Great picture.
I’ve never heard of it, going off to google some information about it now though.
You’re right about no bad views! I’ve never seen this exhibit. Happy Holidays, Alan and Family!
The sculptures and mountains make for an interesting contrast.
Several of our friends have raved about their trip to Jackson hole. We ha ve talked about making that adventure soon.
Interesting sculpture. I went to Jackson Hole some years ago but it seems like a different lifetime now. Somewhere I have color prints of the Grand Tetons. Ha, a digital camera then cost like $3,000!
A beautiful image. I went to Grand Tetons National Park back in the 90s on a solo camping trip between jobs. It was Easter week so there was still snow in the campground, but I found a nice spot until the rain came and flooded underneath my tent and strong wind almost knocked it over. Still, it was a fun way to clear my head of a particularly nasty job to be ready for a new one. – Margy
Of curse I would look at the statues first, and wonder if it’s a one subject series, or random ones?
But the landscape is also beautiful. We have a Jackson, half an hour from where i live. Wishing you a merry Christmas, Alan – including your brother, you and your family, and many thanks for hosting this year!